I guess I wasnt clear enough. I was talking about that you lose value compared to when a guy with incorrect odds calls you instead of a guy with correct odds. So no its not untrue. You are talking of flush draws as if they are good in the hands of an opponent.

You said in your earlier post "Third, the book example has a flush draw present, so there is some value to be gained when draws call you down."
Thats a lie. When a 2-flush flops and someone has two of that suit you instantly lose 35% of the pot assuming you win the rest of the time. Is that your definition of "gaining" value?